Those who bring in two 85033-ounce jars will get a $10 credit; three jars, a $35 credit and five jars, a $60 credit.
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Behind the cashiers and cooks, a wall features horizontal shelving displaying alternating small jars of Nutella, medium jars of Nutella, and large jars of Nutella.
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Price: The prices vary by age range, and there's an option for eight jars or 14 jars, starting at $35/week for eight jars of Stage 4.753 purees up to $89/week for 14 jars of Stage 3.
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The 8-ounce jars are $9 and the 4-ounce jars are $6.
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They were packaged within a series of jars inside of jars contained in bags.
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Image: ANUIntriguingly, the archaeologists also found miniature jars made of clay, which greatly resembled the larger jars.
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The drinks-in-jam-jars trend is still going strong… Jam jars inspire a lot of hatred.
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Hampton Creek reportedly paid contractors to visit stores around the country and buy jars upon jars of Just Mayo—in one case, a contractor bought 140 jars in one day, according to receipts.
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They used preservative jars that had lids with drilled holes, rope, and some raw bacon, and then covered the jars with duct tape (to prevent the jars from breaking when submerged in water).
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Kinetic Copper Canning Jars Canning jars are practical and purposeful, so I like to have plenty on hand at home.
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This Georgia candy shop has jars upon jars of unique treats, including chocolate-covered gummy bears and wine-flavored candies.
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Jelly Jars, $9.69/12-pack, available at Target These jars be used for a variety of purposes beyond storing jelly.
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Then, fill up your jars (I usually use five 8-ounce jars so I have one for every weekday) and freeze them.
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Related: Photographer Collects Scandinavian Landscapes in Jars Meet the Artist Sculpting Hyperrealistic Fake Pot 10,000 Flower Jars Form a Cube of Natural Color
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Price: $150/month for 24 jars; there are also different options for fewer jars and some price variation for the purees versus chunky blends.
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Similarly, they were surprised by the discovery of 20 cubs preserved in jars in formalin, as well as animal parts in 11 other jars.
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Hermetic Glass Storage Jars, starting at $3.99, available at The Container Store These simple jars are great for storing fresh foods and dry goods.
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That said, they don't need to be a new set of Mason jars — reuse pasta sauce, jelly jars, and more to be truly zero-waste.
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In the past I would brew in 2-quart jars but then have to put the concentrate into pint jars to make it easy to pour.
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Glass jars are perfect for food storage, says Bonneau, who has hundreds of glass jars that she's saved over time to store leftovers, lunches and everything else.
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BYOJ (Bring Your Own Jars) When storing food, drinks, or a variety of other supplies, try eliminating plastic Tupperware and Ziplock bags and replacing them with glass jars.
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My coworker Venessa tested a pack on her son, and she reported that he wolfed five jars of the purees and "chopped" jars down in a single day.
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The team of researchers found broken jars filled with a mysterious solid white substance as well as a fabric that might have been used to cover the jars.
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Summer may not be in full swing yet, but I'm prepared — with jars and jars of coffee slowly brewing on my kitchen counter (and under my desk at work).
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According to one of the better-known Bible verses, Jesus once crashed a wedding in Cana and turned six jars of water into six jars of pretty decent wine.
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The presentation is somewhat similar to Finnish photographer Christoffer Relander's jars filled with double exposed photos of the wilderness, except Ito creates room-scale installations of jars filled with nature.
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The downside is that the jars are only good for 220 days in the fridge, although you can freeze them (but not in the jars, which are not freezer safe).
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Gonzalez has since been working with the local police and store owners where the jars were found to make a portrait of the suspect believed to have made the jars.
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Mason jars went hand-in-hand with the farmhouse aesthetic that popped up in the 2010s, and though it was sometimes cute, using the jars as decor often looked cheap.
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Take hose clamps, a piece of wood, mason jars, and picture hanging kits to create a row of mason jars you can hang on your wall for storing your small objects.
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Flocks of Mason jars hang suspended, glowing with amber light.
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Have you thought about how this dude makes his jars?
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Pots and jars of skin creams also could contain arsenic.
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She spends one day a year canning jars of tomatoes.
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One passenger recently asked about traveling with jars of pickles.
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A collection of jars contain down feathers, foam, curly wool.
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The 'Jars of the Dead' in a forest in Laos.
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I hear jars being opened, and the spitting slows down.
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BarCraft Tropical Chic Novelty Glass Drinking Jars (Set of 4)
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The jars clearly spark joy for you, so keep them!
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"Anybody not getting paid can have three jars," Tracy says.
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Remember those glass jars of baby food from your childhood?
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Step one: Fill suitcase with giant jars of protein powder.
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The big ones will be put in jars like these.
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Tired of scalp scrubs that only come in messy jars?
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The jars containing the fish rest on gray metal shelves.
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Not all the jars made it, but the corals did.
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Most of her food and medicine is dried in jars.
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I also collect sands and store them in canopic jars.
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Little salt and pepper shakers, cookie jars and so on.
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So Yoplait tweaked its recipe and began buying glass jars.
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The jars contained liquid goods like wines or olive oil.
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They looked at 60 photos of glass jars with differing numbers of pennies, and were told to advise a partner (who was really a researcher in disguise) on how much money the jars contained.
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The glass jars may crack when they're lit, Good Housekeeping reports.
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Waypoint: What prompted you to make a character who sells jars?
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The company sent Bean 72 jars in exchange for 72 retweets.
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Six jars for $22.99 or 25 for $953 (minus a discount).
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But, there is a better solution to our breakfast woes — jars!
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There were glass jars full of peppermint candies in the bathrooms.
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Yes, there is sponsorship—pictures of peanut butter jars are everywhere.
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I opened one of those jars and I was like, 'No!
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She is camphor blouse, Grandmother, keeper of jars for flamed cuppings.
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Wine glasses and giant jars of preserved lemons were stacked everywhere.
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With the jars stuffed to the brim, the lids are sealed.
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Details like "wishes for the happy couple" jars personalized the event.
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The twine ribbon on the mason jars was a nice touch.
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More curiously, the bureau and shelves were cluttered with jelly jars.
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You're making small talk when the elevator jars to a halt.
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On one shelf, hundreds of jars of iridescent white fairly glowed.
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You cancel the Ball jars and order a chest freezer instead.
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SCARBOROUGH FAIR 81A, "Stuffing tip jars: D" refers to shifting blame.
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Mojitos, which come in Mason jars, are a little too sweet.
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Even today, Australians buy 22 million jars of Vegemite each year.
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Her pantry is crammed with jars of homemade liqueurs and preserves.
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Inside the museum, hundreds of beads are catalogued in glass jars.
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In fact, some of the workers there have been filling Vegenaise jars by hand for over 20 years, and some of them are way faster than the machines—filling 3,000 jars per hour, to be exact.
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But not all of the Urban Nature series is objects inside jars.
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In the screen shots, there's some real color variety to the jars.
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Multi-toned river pebbles can pair well with candles or glass jars.
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It then created 7 million unique jars that were sold throughout Italy.
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Here's a wedding made solely out of mason jars and rustic twigs!
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Then I left the jars behind the editorial desk, ready to rot.
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Jars are essential for storing just about everything: rice, flour, left overs.
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Each of the three sections initially jars, as perspectives shift and splinter.
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But archaeologists have long puzzled over the exact purpose of the jars.
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According to O'Reilly, decorative carvings around these giant jars are quite rare.
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Soon, she had to ship out over 1,000 jars from Kickstarter alone.
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Setting off with a car full of empty jars at 5 a.m.
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"These are jars of nutrients, I call it nitrogenous urea," he said.
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Husband and wife compare the ingredients on rival jars of red sauce.
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The aughts gave rise to mossy plants in terrariums and glass jars.
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The father's trite, self-indulgent prose jars with the son's laconic style.
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Jars of honey no longer arrive from Lyon, broken in the mail.
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Do you remember that song in the 90s by Jars of Clay?
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The new paintings are a step beyond [the flowers in jars] series.
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Place the cinnamon sticks in jars and top each with hard cider.
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We just open the jars and test if the gherkins taste good.
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Jars cost about $23, and they're pretty small, containing just three servings.
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It encourages children to divide their income equally among the three jars.
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Production has already exceeded 70,000 jars for the first half of 2016.
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Store the batches in tightly sealed bottles or jars in the refrigerator.
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The brand is Petit Pot in single-serving 3.5-ounce glass jars.
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On the counter there were also jars of toffees, popcorn, and fudge ...
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There's also a burger and drinks galore, some served in Mason jars.
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And those damn massive jars of mustard cost more than you think.
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Keep your bud fresh for ages with these gorgeous laser-etched jars.
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I leave them all to soak overnight in jars of piss. Really?
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At Christmas, all her friends get mason jars full of the stuff.
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She doesn't seal brains in jars of formaldehyde for long-term storage.
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Granny Pam taught a class on "meals in jars" at camp, but told the crowd that she has actually switched to stowing most of her emergency meals in plastic bags, because "glass jars are beautiful, but they break."
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They also squirt ink, open jars, and occasionally pull a prank or two.
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Why don't we just go back to eating baby food out of jars?
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Instead of the boring hanging lights, you can replace them with mason jars.
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If you have smaller mason jars, these can make super cute wedding favors.
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"I utilize glass jars for multiple reasons for installation works," Ito tells Creators.
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New names have been stenciled on drink cans, sweet jars relabeled in crayon.
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The recall came after reports of customers finding glass pieces inside the jars.
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The jars are divvied up among staff, so you're tipping the whole team.
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Jars of Chutney at La Casa Encendida is Baker's first exhibition in Spain.
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"There have been sunken Roman ships discovered with jars of lots of garum."
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The meals rotted in jars in the fridge, because leftovers turned her stomach.
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"How long the jars lasts depend on the breathing technique," De Watts said.
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By contrast, the jars found in Georgia suggest winemaking on a serious scale.
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She walked us through the aisles, opening jars and swiping on different formulas.
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The name Vernhes is even printed on jars of salt from Aigues-Mortes.
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We suggest investing in some clean Mason jars and a lot of vinegar.
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There were also dozens of labeled glass jars filled with different healthy snacks.
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Octopuses can open jars, pick the World Cup winners and make escape attempts.
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Based on their analysis, the jars held a rice, honey and fruit beverage.
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I mean, where are all these teens finding jars with roses in them?
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They would take sandwiches and jars of water and be gone all day.
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They'll enjoy using the mini size to dig into small bowls and jars.
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In comparison, the mini half-ounce jars for $25 seems like a steal.
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OXO Good Grips 29.18-in-23 Avocado Slicer — $21 See Details Ah, jars.
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Large glass jars of preserved fruit and homemade liquors sit to my side.
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Heath reached toward a bouquet of round plastic jars filled with powdered supplements.
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"Seed Journey," represented with images, descriptions and glass jars containing grains, is another.
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I love them, I make them, but I don't sell them in jars.
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Next to it are black lentils and other foodstuffs stored in glass jars.
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Quibos Pepper Original Hot Pepper Paste, 6 ounces, $24.99 for two jars, quibospepper.com.
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At first, she liked unloading jars of applesauce and cans of tomato soup.
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And there I am confronted with a large case full of specimen jars.
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Microsoft's "Halo" franchise had an ARG which sent jars of honey to gamers.
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The non-Lawrence songs in the soundtrack are provided by Stolen Jars a.k.a.
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One table at the center of the room had big jars of pickles.
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As for what's in those jars at the end of the year, exactly?
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"I employ glass jars to explore the idea of catching a moment," she says.
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The space is impeccably organized, replete with glass jars and baskets from West Elm.
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Life hacks make tedious tasks like slicing avocados or opening jars a bit easier.
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Ladle mixture into two jars; top with extra blueberries and any toppings you desire.
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Then squeeze some mayo into it—because a hangover has no time for jars.
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The idea that intelligence is highly malleable also jars with research on its heritability.
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Those tricky jars are no match for this automatic jar opener by Hamilton Beach.
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Because what they can do, it jars with how we understand the nervous system.
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Soon, the dogs will be able to undo jam jars and tie intricate knots.
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Plus, the announcement comes with a delicious-looking guide to making raspberry cheesecake jars.
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The jars included Gonzalez even though, strangely and happily enough, she had not died.
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You can buy 12 tins for $34 or 10 jars for $45 on Amazon.
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Her tea drawer, cookie jars, baking supplies, cocktail bar and refrigerator are all immaculate.
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Within 30 seconds, we have mason jars full of Frosé, and it is delicious.
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Etherington had brought in sourdough starter and one-kilo jars of cumin and coriander.
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Within three months, she was making as many as two thousand jars a week.
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To even Delphine's surprise, the jars of bathwater sold out in just three days.
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Big wheelers got lodged in mucky ditches, and onlookers guzzled mason jars of moonshine.
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The news station noted that McKay will donate peanut butter jars again on Saturday.
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Beyond food, these jars are great for storing and displaying arts and crafts supplies.
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He has three jars: spending, saving, and donating to a cause of his choosing.
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These "Albarelli" jars are decorated with an interlacing pattern of flower stems and foliage.
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Ms. Muhammad, meanwhile, keeps her leftovers in Mason jars labeled by destination and date.
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Plastic bags are most commonly used, but Mason jars also work in some situations.
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For ease of use, the hearts are available frozen, in jars and in cans.
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Some students jumped up to scrutinize the spice jars and the mortar and pestle.
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Then they could find their contacts using cellphones tucked in empty rice porridge jars.
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By 11, I have 20 jars of jam packaged and labeled to sell tomorrow.
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Their artillery rounds are baby-food jars full of paint or even human excrement.
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Police sources earlier said unspecified material in jars was found, and was being tested.
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A gift shop sells jars of Polk Pickles and bottles of President's Choice wine.
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After receiving customer complaints about finding glass pieces in the applesauce jars, Trader Joe's of course immediately removed the products from store shelves, but you definitely need to check your jars to see if you have purchased any of these three contaminated products.
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Well-preserved, decorated ginger jars, also from the 28th century bottling plant in Tottenham Court.
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Well-preserved, decorated ginger jars, also from the 19th century bottling plant in Tottenham Court.
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On some samples, the jars are marked with Unknown if the names were not known.
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Kering groundskeepers collected the honey and bottled them in jars to hand out as gifts.
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We all secretly want to live in Waco, but we'll settle with some mason jars.
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As molding, countless identical jars of Nutella line the liminal space between wall and ceiling.
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That could be through pairing them with advertisers, or through enabling subscriptions or tip jars.
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When the doors opened the snooty American audience sneered at the delegation's plain earthenware jars.
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We know which wedding trends are overplayed — looking at you, Mason jars, burlap, and chalkboards.
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You can return the recalled jars to your local Trader Joe's for a full refund.
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When the stew is done, fill the jars halfway and top each with an egg.
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However, only 70 percent of its tomato sauces sold in jars already meet that standard.
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Reuters reports, the food is placed in jars and then carried underwater in airtight cases.
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Walk into a supermarket and see how many different jars of salsa there are there.
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The jars showcased Gonzalez's face, which was taken from one of her Facebook profile photos.
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This person would leave open jars of peanut butter and unwashed bowls on her desk.
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If sales are good, who knows, we could get our own Starbucks mason jars soon.
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The incident jars with the company's promise to police fake news and other objectionable posts.
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The company made glass tableware, jars, and bottles that were sold all over the world.
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But jars of peanut butter and Nutella weighing in at 4,704 and 4,520 calories, respectively?
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Before he boarded his flight back to Washington, Mr. DeGioia shipped the jars to Georgetown.
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You can use the Container Store's rubber jar grips to open bottles, jars, and more.
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This year, Oprah has us considering expensive jars and small mansions for the neighborhood birds.
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Like I'll fill up suitcases full of jars of preserves and pickled chanterelles and sausages.
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Sometimes it results in men pleasuring themselves with burgers and contraceptives in jars of preserves.
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You can also upcycle empty paper towel rolls, mayonnaise jars,or cookie tines into containers.
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It jars, it surprises, and at some point, you realize that you're dancing to politics.
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Joe: Lowell also sells flower in jars if you like to roll your own joints.
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When Lidl peanut butter went on sale, his mom reportedly stocked up with 22019 jars.
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Nearby on a small table, fetal abnormalities float in laboratory jars: albino octopus, rabbit, rat.
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On The Home Edit website, you can buy bins, baskets, jars and custom-made labels.
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Glass jars contain chocolate-covered jellies and three kinds of halvah and doughnuts for Hanukkah.
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As you enter the space, brightly colored jars and bottles beckon for a closer look.
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The spice drawer is clogged with dozens of jars: ancho chile, juniper berries, fenugreek powder.
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Bookcases were repurposed to hold jars, stones and seed catalogs in Ms. Gallant's gardening room.
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The entire door of my refrigerator is filled with bottles and jars of various kinds.
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I brushed leaves off the chairs, while he found some jelly jars for the champagne.
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The event was disorganized because I'm always disorganized and I ordered too many mason jars.
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Authorities also found glass jars, packaging equipment, and $3,100 in cash, the criminal complaint said.
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The brain is in one of those snap jars your aunt uses to make pickles.
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It was also said that the jars once belonged to giants who roamed these hills.
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And there were jars of glacéed whole fruits — pears, bananas, cherries — that looked like jewels.
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That allowed the scientists to date the jars, give or take 15 years at most.
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The first Egyptian station features four canopic jars, which safeguarded the organs of the deceased.
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We caught you in Mason jars, hoping to create a new kind of bedside lamp.
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A brash approach to winning followers - it has its own television station - jars on conservatives.
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Mason jars were all the rage as a home decor accessory in the last decade.
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Preciously preserved in bell jars, Lee's small buildings illustrate the alluring fantasy of design space.
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But of course jars aren't only saved for drinking—they're often saved for canning, too.
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There's a desperation and unrealized promise lying beneath the seemingly innocuous practice of saving jars.
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Only when we free ourselves of saving jars can we truly advance as a species.
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We trust Hudson's jars are filled with nourishing ingredients, and salute her for starting Monday strong.
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Mason jars make the perfect little portable container, so just toss it in your beach cooler.
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Mason jars are effective food storage systems, especially if you're making your own jam or salsa.
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Jars of marijuana buds sit on the counter at the Denver Kush Club on Nov. 27.
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Police said the jars had black powder inside along with projectiles like ball bearings and nails.
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Expense reports reviewed by Bloomberg show contractors bought back jars of Just Mayo from Safeway stores.
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This, along with distributed brains and the ability to bust out of jars from the inside?
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Can you imagine showing up at a Safeway and buying, like, 20 jars of vegan mayo?
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The abrupt break from the film's grounded aesthetic jars you out of any sense of stability.
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Conveniently, the works are housed in standard-size jars, making them practical for a domestic environment.
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Empowering technocrats jars with other parts of Labour's economic programme, which aims to "democratise" the economy.
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And unlike other sales, there is no limit to the number of jars you can buy.
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For the victory, Petkevicius was awarded cakes, jars of honey, books and coupons for a haircut.
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He built a wire-mesh cage in the backyard and began collecting animals in glass jars.
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There's another collection of Vaseline jars, stacked against the walls again in a neat minimalist pyramid.
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I no longer favor oils in artisanal glass flacons and luxurious creams in heavy weighted jars.
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The mason jars have a black cap, so you're sure not to spill the precious drink.
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If you love cooking like me, bring your own jars and hit the bulk spice aisle.
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Still, it's recognizable as food in a way that the gray sludge in jars often isn't.
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Large glass jars contain potent buds called Blue Cheese and Headband, with high-tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) content.
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The first day of the cease-fire, they bombed us with gas jars stuffed with explosives.
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The popsicles will be sold in 18-packs, coming in clear jars that can be reused.
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The soil will be placed in glass jars that will be on display at the museum.
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The safer I felt airing out those dusty foibles, the quicker the empty jars piled up.
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You might want to toss those opened jars of pasta sauce that are in your fridge.
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Bruw began from a Kickstarter in 2015 and allows people to brew coffee with mason jars.
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Wellness potions in beautiful jars with untested ingredients of unknown purity are practically packaged for Instagram.
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Add in a few cloves of peeled garlic and a few fresh chilis in both jars.
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Towne loved jars of baby food, while Olivia dined on hot dogs on the "Widows" set.
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Three jars in the foreground are set up with a finger's width of space between them.
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Save up to 30% off Simple Modern water bottles, tumblers, and food jars — starting at $10.99
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The lids fit ordinary quart canning jars (not included) and have a built-in date-tracker.
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The pads and Super Mello, a vanilla-scented moisturizer, $22, are packaged in recycled plastic jars.
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Andy took a powerful photo of Kushchova's children huddled together alongside her jars of pickled vegetables.
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I'm sorting mosquito larvae,feeding only young white tender onesto the waiting parents, separated in jars.
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The organs were preserved and stored in jars, which would be placed in the mummy's tomb.
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We grab 25 jars and I pick up some Vitamin D since we are running low.
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The Transition State team also thinks using mason jars as decor won't continue into the 2020s.
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She has placed small, fragile-looking bell jars in the centre of a cavernous white room.
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The 2010s inspired some poor design moments, including the overuse of mason jars as home decor.
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But it isn't so much the detective story that makes "Things in Jars" such a triumph.
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She layers the almond streusel into the bottoms of several old-fashioned glasses and mason jars.
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She has recaptured the flavors of her native land in jars of condiments: dense, dark tamarind sauce that defines sweet and sour, and nubbly cilantro chutney with herbal, citric depth and persistent heat: Basbaas Tamarind Date Sauce, Coconut Cilantro Chutney, $16 for two eight-ounce jars, basbaassauce.com.
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He crammed his Manhattan townhouse with collectibles and debris, ranging from a Picasso to 175 cookie jars.
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C. gets mad because I buy different flavors all the time and we currently have ten jars.
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Just make sure that the jars have the right opening size to fit your light bulb base.
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Heck, we could even hire people to put our plastic-free, bulk-aisle purchases in glass jars.
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The glass jars aren't just an aesthetic choice — Kardashian rejects plastic containers because they have harmful chemicals.
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Divide half of the mascarpone mixture amongst the mason jars on top of the espresso-soaked cereal.
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I'm strongly considering having a special fan suggestion set of jars added in for a later update!
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Next, she simmered the whole mixture in a pot, and then poured the mixture into mason jars.
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Classic glass storage jars are versatile, which makes them fit well within a bathroom, kitchen, or bedroom.
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So what stops Latinos from moving beyond water bottles, mayonnaise jars or even low-earning savings accounts?
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Yet doing so jars with the rest of the system, which runs from age 11 to 16.
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Price: It's a weekly subscription service that offers a discount if you recycle the jars with them.
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Price per meal: $295 if you do the 24.75-jar plan and recycle the jars with them.
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Jars of peanut butter cost $12 in local supermarkets—three times as much as in South Africa.
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You should invest in reusable containers, especially glass ones and jars for storing and carrying food around.
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Diptyque candle jars, their waxy remnants scooped out, used to hold assortments of lipsticks and makeup brushes.
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As he mixed one of the glass jars with both hands, gas fumes escaped from the lid.
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"That means you add liquid 160 times, and shake the jars 3,200 times," he calculates out loud.
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The store is also listing 300 jars of its Big Mac sauce, at 1,900 yen ($17.10) each.
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In either case, the spirit is eventually aged in ceramic jars as tall as a human being.
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After a congressional grilling in 1947 he became a recluse, growing his nails and urinating in jars.
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Jars of honey bearing the first lady's image are on display at a Sevnica tourist information center.
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How long before supermarkets are stripped of Dolmio jars and England is pulled out of the Euros?
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" And she said, "Well, I ate three jars of it and I still don't see any difference.
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No one will expect to find peeps in their closet, their shoes, coffee jars, jewelry boxes, etc.
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Free jars of Nutella can be won for those who participate in the giveaway on social media.
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This is the dirty secret, the thing that jars, thrills, and nauseates: the evil foreigner always works.
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The startup sees its main competition as baby foods sold in boxes, pouches, and jars by groceries.
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Funeral jars, featuring her daughter's face and calling for donations, had started to appear all around town.
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The jars were only just released in Singapore, and the internet is already feeling a cuteness overload.
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I see all these different jars full of weed in the shop, what's the difference between them?
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Remember that time your roguish Tinder date really wanted to show you his collection of urine jars?
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While we were in the garden, he pulled out a few jars of a dark yellow liquid.
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But she popped open a few jars for us to taste, and for our kimchi fried rice.
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Babies once weaned from jars at twelve months now sip from pouches well into their toddler years.
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Her closet-narrow kitchen is fitted with pressure cookers, boxes full of glass jars and a microscope.
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This area in central Laos has more than 2,100 jars that were used during the Iron Age.
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Mamma, then, isn't always the bosomy mother we see caricatured to sell jars of readymade pasta sauce.
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I keep it in a portable cooler—six glass jars, each labeled with the date of extraction.
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Katz reminds me to burp the jars in the first few days to avoid any stink-bombs.
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Prabhu's turmeric is a curcumin-rich heirloom pragati strain that Javeri Kadri offers in tins and jars .
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Place the radishes and the endive in 2 separate jars and cover each with the pickling liquid.
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Rows of neatly stacked clear jars filled with multicolored spices are arranged along 14-foot-high shelves.
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Little jars that are made for jam, but are the right size for holding various knick-knacks
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Screw the lids on the jars until fingertip tight — you want to allow air pressure to release.
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It showed a plastic tube, filled with Mason jars of preserved meats, hung diagonally on the wall.
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We only have one of these jars, so on the last take, make sure you get it.
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Sonny sitting alone every day in an empty shop surrounded by endless jars of his own piss.
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Piment d'Ville, 1.2-ounce jars, two for $23.99; 3-ounce bags $28, 8-ounce bags $64, pimentdville.com.
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The other woman's slender, varnished fingers are shaking as she scrabbles with the various pots and jars.
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Is mental accounting — putting money into different Mason jars in your head — a dumb thing to do?
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The case at the heart of "Things in Jars" is that of a missing child, Cristabel Berwick.
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There are also jars of rainbow-colored pickled veggies and a selection of local natural wines available.
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Jarden Half-Pint Mason Jars, 12-pack, box of 2, $25.68 (originally $78) [You save $52.32] Whether you use them for canning, in place of plastic lunch containers, to store spices, or as a catch-all for small trinkets, there are endless ways employ these practical glass mason jars.
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She's even made bootleg fragrance by soaking magazine fragrance samples in small jars of water in her cell.
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Let's use lightbulbs as pencil jars, as tiny planters, or, in an ironic twist, as a DIY lamp!
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Hobbits, fairies, Dr. Septimus Pretorius' people in bell jars—Hollywood has been miniaturizing things in movies for decades.
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The budget-friendly chain's wooden toys, decorative ring holders, and apothecary jars can also spruce up your space.
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Draw jack-o'-lantern faces on jars with permanent marker (or cut and paste black construction-paper shapes).
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Nuture Life is a delivery subscription box of premade jars of food for babies and meals for toddlers.
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Click the video above to add the jars to your cart, or simply click here to start shopping.
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We like to stack our snacks in Mason or Weck jars for easy transportation, cleanup, and less waste.
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Jars of Marmite, labelled with the names "Meghan" and "Harry" are seen on a shop shelf in Windsor.
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Among his collection are seed and effigy jars, as well as vases illustrated with animals or geometric patterns.
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I went on a toilet break, and passed in front of a wall filled with jars with capsules.
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Jars of Chutney, curated by Clara Zarza, continues at La Casa Encendida in Madrid, Spain through April 21.
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These blueberry- and sprinkle-topped vanilla quinoa jars look and taste like dessert but pack a heartier punch.
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Take a note from her serving suggestion and gift these pecans in individual jars tied with a bow.
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Soon, all his cupboards were filled with jars of sodium hydroxide, bottles of vinegar, and large conical flasks.
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I brought 230 wide-mouth mason jars and everyone else brought various ingredients for the M&M cookies.
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Attendees bring wine and bread and jars of olives, and toast each new act they'd never heard of.
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"I wasn't some kooky kid who was collecting dead animals and keeping them in jars," Amber Carvaly explains.
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You can often pick up jars at restaurants, or ask your family and friends for theirs, she suggests.
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Jars of locally-made honey with Melania's picture have disappeared from shop shelves in the past few days.
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The deprivation of this choice for women in less-privileged circumstances is what jars with Melesse the most.
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Crickets, grasshoppers, locusts, mealworms, ants—all of them dead on arrival, entombed in resealable bags and glass jars.
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On Sunday, assemble several parfait jars with different fruits, and stack them in the fridge for the week.
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But the folks at Double Fine Productions have their hands in all kinds of non-Psychonauts related jars.
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I also grab one of those big mason jars with glass lids for fancier instant ramen at work.
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One by one, they go to market, opening and smelling jars, coming and going with ingredients in tow.
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So when my editor challenged me to eat only out of jars for a week, I was game.
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The glass jars can be reused and most importantly, they're the perfect prop for a killer Instagram pic.
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In her dank ground-floor apartment, she drinks out of jam jars and sleeps under a leaky ceiling.
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People are starting to receive the $30 jars of "GamerGirl Bath Water" sold by Instagram star Belle Delphine.
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On the bookcase in his office, jars of beans sit side by side with pictures of his son.
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Traditional candles comprise just a corner of the space, while personalized jars are the centerpiece of the store.
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Rows of pigments in tubes, jars, and bowls are visible through the doors of floor-to-ceiling cabinets.
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Somehow the juxtaposition of sensitive French ruminations never jars with the apparently meaningless aggression of the gameplay visuals.
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Tip jars aren't going to be helping the big box content farms to monetize their ad-rejecting population.
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There were jars of cotton and boxes of gauze and a heavy smell of camphor and pine tar.
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Glass jars glinted with treasures he had retrieved from the Rockaways, door hinges, pennies, rings encrusted with sand.
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Sun streams in and highlights the vials, technical instruments, and powdered jars of chemicals that are scattered around.
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Almost always, the fabrics were worn, stained or frayed; the jars would still be coated with food residue.
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The cameras pan over jars of artisanal tomato sauce and capture the squirting juices of xiao long bao.
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Landowners he has befriended let him park them free, happy for a few jars of honey in return.
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"Smucker's Jelly" (1973), a horizontal composition of three jars, is one of the most abstract of the lot.
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Confused expressions occupy their faces as they wonder what he's concocting with these powders in unmarked industrial jars.
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They put the resulting product in pickle jars and sold it out of the trunk of their car.
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Giant jars of it are kept in the cold case, with fistfuls prepackaged in plastic bags for takeout.
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Finish by removing the bites from the jars and putting them under the broiler for a few minutes.
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She especially liked the "botulistic preserves" in Mason jars in the basement cellar where the bodies were found.
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Gradually, despite the beeswax, the fluids in the jars would go down and need to be topped up.
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In cities that allow it, consumers put the empty jars back into the vending machine through a slot.
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This kit includes four mini skull mason jars, two funnels, a recipe book, a glove, seasoning, and spices.
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"I got rid of all my plastic, so it's all glass jars," she said in her Instagram story.
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In a pseudo-subscription model, consumers pay a markup to receive the items in glass jars and dishes.
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While the potatoes are in the oven, I also put together two jars of overnight oats for breakfasts.
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Michelle "Cardboard Shell" Lesco downed three-and-a-half jars of the divisive condiment in just three minutes.
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In 2012, he officially founded Marty's Home Kitchen, selling jars for $4.50 to $6.50 each through his website.
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Even if it's 5400 B.C., there are large clay jars holding more than two gallons of wine each.
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One woman fills her freezer with cartons of cigarettes and her bathroom with jars of anti-wrinkle cream.
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Along with coffee, tea, and Chex mix, there were big glass jars full of Reese's Peanut Butter Cups.
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When you go to Chinatown, you see all those jars of dehydrated things, which have always fascinated me.
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Don't worry about shopping in jars and all that, just think, 'Hey, how do I not get takeout?
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Taxidermied animals, biological specimens preserved in jars, mid-century microscopes, and mineral samples populate shelves, some behind glass doors.
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I love to install floating shelves in a kitchen and use beautiful jars to organize flour, sugar, oats, etc.
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The cashews and dates I ordered on Tuesday arrived, and so did the jars for the golden milk mix!
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The graves also contained amulets, canopic jars, writing tools, papyri baskets, ropes, and over 100 small wooden animals statues.
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Paint the mason jars to your desired specifications and then punch holes in the top of the jar lids.
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Severed into a dozen pieces, an imposing tree branch is magically encapsulated in glass jars, evoking ice-covered limbs.
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That's less than a dollar a manicure, considering many kits are stocked with at least three jars of color.
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Pottery shards, broken scroll storage jars and their lids -- even neolithic flint tools and arrowheads -- littered the cave's entrance.
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The team also found the cloth coverings and the leather strap that bound the scrolls the jars once held.
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Ahead, you'll find four beautiful spell jars for money, protection, love, and clarity — along with how to make them.
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Octopi are especially heralded for their intelligence, displayed through their ability to open jars and predict World Cup matches.
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It is no wonder, then, that kokutai, as a word, now jars as much as Lebensraum does in Germany.
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And instead of using Disney props, the team incorporated actual clocks, candelabras, and bell jars in the faux reception.
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Found in a store room among a number of broken jars, the solidified whitish mass was initially barely recognisable.
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Am I a product-shilling zombie because I don't buy jars of the stuff in bulk at Trader Joe's?
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But he also purportedly ferreted away Maud's earnings, hiding the money in jars that he buried in their garden.
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When she ordered 1,200 mason jars, she says she was unprepared for how huge that shipment actually would be.
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Seeing him (with his hijabi wife and baby daughter in tow) profoundly shakes Evie, and in turn jars Dylan.
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Instead, you simply stick a tap into this tiny shed and the honey can be harvested directly into jars.
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Bring your favorite Yankee Candle scent along for the ride and stock up on these spiced pumpkin car jars.
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Perhaps, by comparing jars from four major brands...Which is exactly what I did — so you don't have to.
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The jars measure a few feet across and date back to Laos' Iron Age (500 BCE to 500 CE).
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Bookshelves were knocked over, coin jars were emptied on the floor, and flower petals picked off of every plant.
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Flash forward to leaving Whole Foods with two heavy jars of liquids, plenty of produce, cans of tomato sauce….
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The jars with the black labels represent the indica-dominant strains and white labels represent the sativa-dominant strains.
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But what jars is the harsh, anti-immigrant rhetoric of both candidates, and the underlying hypocrisy of their positions.
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The remains of Ted Williams are currently frozen in a couple of glorified jars—he's simultaneously permanent and not.
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To serve, Strachan shows viewers how to make mummy glasses out of spray painted mason jars and medical gauze.
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Amber- and clear-glass jars will be painted with chalkboard labels so the contents are both evident and inviting.
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Over 100 glass jars sit on old-fashioned wooden shelves, each one filled with a different assortment of sweets.
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The kitchen features vintage cookie jars, two large graphic framed fruit prints and cabinetry lacquered in bright peacock blue.
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Instead of putting it in physical "save, spend and give" jars, he's tracking the same categories on an iPad.
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Jelly jars climb to a yard high, rendering their orange glow back into the reality of paint on canvas.
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The original assemblage, with plaster, ceramic vessel, pottery jars and wood, was featured in MoMA's recent Picasso sculpture show.
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From Nalgenes to Mason jars to S'well bottles, there's always a new hip bottle for consuming your precious liquids.
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The students dipped their eggs in yellow dye in two communal Mason jars at the front of the classroom.
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Even a couple of jars of homemade jam are surprisingly satisfying, and they quietly encourage you to make more.
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Also forbidden are any glass items other than bottles and jars, like broken drinking glasses, mirrors or light bulbs.
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The candles come in barrel-shaped jars with cork toppers — and the containers can later be reused as storage.
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Their definition of a bottle included jars and aerosol containers, and encompassed things made of metal, glass or polymer.
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Vending machines selling toothpaste, deodorant, ear plugs and even colorful salads in jars have been popping up in stations.
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Quesadillas wouldn't feel like a fallback with jars of roasted red peppers and fancy salsa to gussy them up.
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Plus, it also doubles as a grip for the toughest jars so you can open them with complete ease.
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His collections of books, magazines, and Ronald McDonald cookie jars are still in his old house, down the street.
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Toss pappardelle in the mushroom-truffle mix, thinned with a little pasta water: Delicious & Sons, 6.35-ounce jars, deliciousandsons.
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Instead, 150 Heinz Ketchup Caviar jars will be sent free of charge to a select group of Twitter users.
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MedMen's selection includes traditional marijuana products, including pre-rolled joints and/or plants sold in jars ready for smoking.
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And so for now the leeches are sold, squirming and hungry, in glass canning jars, waiting for their patients.
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Sophie soon discovers the vegetarian BFG is something of a mixologist, but for dreams (he collects them in jars).
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Jars of jam in the refrigerator saw their innards heartlessly dumped in the garbage and substituted with cheap alcohol.
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Along with the impression that they were seeing fewer bugs in their own jars and nets while out doing experiments — a windshield phenomenon specific to the sorts of people who have bug jars and nets — there were documented downward slides of well-studied bugs, including various kinds of bees, moths, butterflies and beetles.
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For most zero-waste shops, the pitch is simple: Customers arrive with their own packaging materials — jars, tote bags, whatever, or buy one of the jars on sale at the store, weigh them, and then subtract the weight of the receptacle from the weight of the goods added to get the final price.
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As to where to put it, a few jars are fine, or you can use apps to track it electronically.
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It quickly became a breakfast staple among Australians, with more than 300,000 jars produced each day, according to Bega Cheese.
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The food is seasonal and includes a lot of fermentation (kimchi) and aging (soy sauce stored in jars underground) techniques.
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"At some point hidden in the tunnel, we found a few [three] broken storage jars with the lid," said Gutfeld.
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I went and bought those little jars, but I had to like drop a thousand balls before I realized that.
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Overall rating: A-. Great taste, and good older baby options, but the glass jars were frustrating because they're not freezable.
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Mason jars, filled with flowers and tiny lights, glowed on the tables, where guests ate pulled pork and potato salad.
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Jars of Chutney, premiers Baker's newest piece Epic Domestic (2019), based on the idea of creating a Domestic Revolutionary Party.
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Oh, and the impossibly soothing way the iconic little jars are filled, sealed, and packaged once the powder is mixed.
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Now all that was left to do was take the apples out the jars and throw them in the bin.
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She just fills jars with her own blood and dribbles it over her face and teeth before saying her prayers.
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This time, I thought we should make cookie jars that we can give to friends and family for Christmas presents.
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He posted detailed how-to directions including placing magnets on tiny jars and a magnet on a Potter-inspired wand.
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And don't worry, mason jars also make an appearance — we can't have a wedding in the 21st century with them.
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Then the contents of the jars were poured out over the rocks, after which one of them took the shots.
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The vast majority of glass products are made of soda-lime glass: window panes, jars, bottles, all kinds of glass.
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I made several ferments equipped with little more than a bunch of large Ball jars and some inexpensive specialized equipment.
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Also, some intricately carved discs were found positioned around the jars, possibly serving as burial markers, according to the researchers.
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These delicious (and Instagramable) little jars are filled to the brim with layers of flavor and tons of tasty textures.
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I signed it in the apothecary as curator Johanna Burton pointed out some of the jars that had been gathered.
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Jars of acrylic paint and yogurt containers filled with brushes are right on the floor; this is where he works.
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She added that, in the past, she has put the harvested honey in little bear jars to present to guests.
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At first, it was mostly small things—hamburger salt-and-pepper shakers, hamburger candles, hamburger dog toys, hamburger cookie jars.
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We hate to be the bearer of bad news, but these limited edition mason jars are only available in Singapore.
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Pack the vegetables into sterile jars, then pour half of the dressing into each jar, ensuring all vegetables are coated.
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Nutella Unica will eventually make its way to France, and the company has plans to create more limited-edition jars.
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Investigators traced the salmonella to jars of ConAgra's Peter Pan and Great Value brand peanut butters, produced in Sylvester, Georgia.
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When we get to my ridiculously large collection of Mason jars, I'm shocked to find I can't let them go.
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Sixty glass jars with slices of tattooed human skin are on display at MUDE, a design museum in Lisbon, Portugal.
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She said it's encouraging to see people posting about their penny jars and the progress they make throughout the year.
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Sniff a few of the jars on display, each of them filled with sweaty T-shirts worn by potential daters.
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Ms. Vichot prepares and sells breakfast fare, bright lunch salads, soups, stews and desserts in glass jars, $5 to $14.
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The research team believes the jars were most likely used for all three stages of winemaking -- fermentation, aging and serving.
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Once inside, I'm confronted with the sight of 203-odd jars of shochu infused with everything from elderflower to eel.
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The shelves were lined with jars and packets of products by brands I'd never seen, as well as baked goods.
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They sat in a garden flowing with ivy and with rustic Mason jars filled with pink and purple rose petals.
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The jars that contain the loose products do feel a bit cheaper, in my opinion, though they still look sleek.
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In the airy, marble-tiled lobby were glass jars filled with dried fruit and decorative decanters with fruit-flavored water.
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Around 300 subjects were invited to sit in front of a computer screen surrounded by 150 jars of assorted odors.
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But before they burst open, Mr. Lee transfers the contents to finish fermenting in small two- to three-quart jars.
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According to FOX6, investigators also discovered around 98,000 empty vape cartridges and over 50 mason jars filled with THC oil.
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We've rounded up some of the best options — from jars and tubes to portable misters and even fragrance decanters — ahead.
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Along the bar, in front of the booze, sat a line of orange ceramic teapots and jars of dark leaves.
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Science tells us it's good for pregnant women, and a Vegemite representative says 22 million jars are produced each year.
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He suggested I carry it in two half-empty jars, so by the time I jogged home, I'd have butter.
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Five years ago, he made 150 jars of preserves for his niece's wedding, and afterward he received requests for more.
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I had them moved from my home office and stacked them and added blue and white ginger jars on top.
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A kind of savory preserve, it is often made in quantity and stored in jars for use throughout the year.
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I started my first batch in a stainless-steel pot on the kitchen counter and finished in glass Ball jars.
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He started bringing us jars of liáng chá (涼茶), a bitter drink involving flowering shrubs, to treat our colds.
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Cadavers are donated anonymously to medical students but I couldn't find if organs in jars are done the same way.
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Like volcanic rocks, the ceramic jars recorded the Earth's magnetic field when they were fired in kilns and then cooled.
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My mom had enough time to pack 30 jars of baby food, saltines, clothes for me and 100 Cuban pesos.
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The charcoal sketch of Cook's angelic face as a four-month-old has adorned jars of baby food for decades.
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When he was 4, he would scoop up pavement ants in front of his house and keep them in jars.
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And the presence, and mobility, of hundreds of museumgoers jars Ms. De Keersmaeker's clear-cut choreography, and Grisey's music too.
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The officer says Woods had a backpack containing 2 mason jars of weed and a small gold cylinder of weed.
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But look more closely at those catalogs and Instagram posts, and ask yourself: Will my spice jars ever truly match?
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Vintage glass candy jars of peanut M&Ms were arranged on a console, but not precisely to Mr. Klein's liking.
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But please, all of us, let's make XO sauce this weekend, and march into springtime with jars at the ready.
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"Found Resources" (2016) is similarly comprised of two jars of water and a clump of earth taken from border sites.
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Image: ParamountNapoleon Dynamite takes a sip from a tall jar of milk, then sets it down next to two other jars.
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Nothing that hit my face was coming from buy-in-bulk jars and for whatever reason, that made me feel special.
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There are no stray jars of tahini from 1999, solidified bricks of brown sugar, or piles of unopened cookbooks from Amazon.
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Back from the dead A new Dead Sea Scrolls cave, full of scroll storage jars and other antiquities, has been found.
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Back from the dead A new Dead Sea Scrolls cave, full of scroll storage jars and other antiquities, has been found.
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Her hatchback was always full of old empty glass jars rolling around the back, stinking like hot green beans in summer.
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Reese Witherspoon's Draper James provides a preppy J.Crew aesthetic for those inclined toward Etsy cursive and sweet tea in mason jars.
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The Meatball Shop has allied itself with Whole Foods, which recently began stocking jars of the restaurant's just-launched tomato sauce.
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Pickled hog footies, which usually coming in big jars, are a salty gelatinous snack that's fairly popular in the Deep South.
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Snip a few pieces of ribbon and tie one around a variety of jars to make a mismatched collection look unified.
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We are always looking for good deals on all things canning, such as jars, lids, pressure canners, and water bath canners.
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Crushing the peppers, he mixed them with Avery Island salt and aged this "mash" for 30 days in jars and barrels.
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The title comes from a childhood dream of catching lightning bugs in jars and holding them up for all to see.
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The recalled products are all in 24-ounce glass jars, and "Best Before" date is stamped on top of the lids.
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Take your token to one of several jars on the bar and drop it into the organization you'd like to support.
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Looking around at the jars of tinctures and tonics on the barge, I ask Ronaldson where she sources her ingredients from.
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Still, before I drop into darkness, I notice about 10 jars of Vaseline stacked in a neat pyramid against the wall.
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Think hearty overnight oats, Pinterest-worthy mason jars and a ton of amazing toppings — the perfect way to start your day.
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Her products, which are sold in jars to stay fresh, are garnering interest among chefs and consumers in Europe and America.
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You'll see perfect kitchens with white subway tiles and bamboo countertops, lined with rows of more mason jars filled with legumes.
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I only hand type my #HipsterClassifieds on a vintage Remington, stuff them into canning jars, and float them off to sea.
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Starbucks has started selling cold brew coffee in mason jars — basically the equivalent of your parents texting you "internet speak" unironically.
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We're a little surprised that one of the world's most polarizing foodstuffs is this exacting about the inscriptions on their jars.
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My kitchen pantry, a gaping maw of spices, canned goods, bags of grains, wine, baby food, kitchen appliances, and Mason jars.
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The key to this hack is having a bunch of Mason or Weck, or other freezer-friendly, closable jars or cups.
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I already had lots of glass jars and other containers at home, so it cost me pretty much nothing to start.
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America's 'dirty secret' For almost 10 years, these grandparents saved jars of tap water, worried there was something wrong with it.
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When I needed purees, I got ones that came in glass jars only, and then saved the containers for food storage.
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The mini size is perfect for bakers and cooks who need to get in to small jars of sauce and icing.
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Other grisly finds over the week included 40 dead tiger cubs stored in a freezer and 20 more preserved in jars.
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Any furloughed federal worker can bring an ID, and Bean will give them three jars of his peanut butter, she said.
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At first, he wasted more oil than he poured into the Mason jars that his wife, Valerie, was labeling by hand.
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In the kitchen, you spy a row of jars that appear to contain flowers, weeds and herbs marinating in murky solutions.
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I recently told Frankie I've brought home jars of pickles he's never even seen before because I eat them so fast!
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The collaboration is a combination of Talenti's best-selling gelato and Jars by Dani's trendy layers of sweet cake and toppings.
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From cute, personalized Mason jars to creative bridal-party pictures — and, of course, the all-important hairstyles — matrimonial inspo is everywhere.
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There were jars of pretzels and nuts here and there, a sprinkling of gumdrops or hard candy for the old folks.
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His vocation is collecting dreams, flickering webs of light that he catches with a net and stores in carefully labeled jars.
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Reply with #HeinzKetchupCaviar and #Sweeps for the chance to get your hands on one of 150 jars this Valen-HEINZ day.
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A retired realtor who loved garage sales, she hoarded ill-fitting clothes and chipped jars in her badly neglected 1923 house.
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"I'm looking at my half-empty jars of jam, and so I'm going to try to make hand pies," she says.
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"I wanted a rustic wedding with votives in Mason jars, baby's breath, and blush and burgundy colors for November," she said.
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The prosecutors snacked on Life Savers and orange-colored Starburst candy from jars that sat near Judge T. S. Ellis III.
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Spread out on her desk — constructed from a battered wooden hurricane barrier — are the bottles and jars for the 10,000 Collection.
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By the end of the year, you're all going to have tinfoil hats and jars of urine all over your desks.
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But basically, this key was used to remove memories from Duncan's head stored them out in the cemetery in glass jars.
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Jaylen, back to focusing on his math assignment, bent over a worksheet showing jars of snack foods with prices per pound.
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One of the world's biggest, it includes 20 million specimens, some preserved in jars of alcohol and some mounted on slides.
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In addition to M&Ms, there are several other candy jars located throughout the office, holding pink lollypops and pink Starbursts.
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Bandidos, a Mexican eatery, is packing its 25 yuan ($143) Margaritas into jars and sending them with a straw to customers.
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But at times, the DTR also captured specimens in jars, toting them back to their field stations to illustrate at desks.
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Now, by studying baby thylacines preserved in jars, Dr. Pask and his colleagues have pinpointed when those similarities began to develop.
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Near the cash registers were bottles of water, winter fruit drinks, and various snacks—including jars of delicious-looking lingonberry jam.
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"These layered treats are perfect for a hot summer day," says the founder of Jars by Dani, who ships her desserts nationwide.
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"Aside from some old crusty jars of salsa and pickles, I hardly had to toss anything, which made me happy," Drummond wrote.
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The recalled products are all in vacuum sealed glass jars with "best by" dates between November 12, 2016 and November 12, 2018.
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Happiness jars, a strategy popularized by "Eat, Pray, Love" author Elizabeth Gilbert, is something of a hybrid of gratitude journal and RTB.
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Authorities said they recovered a punctured propane cylinder, rocks and glass jars, which they said are commonly used to make Molotov cocktails.
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There are increasingly slick, customizable bottles and boxes, prerolled-joint vials, quaint jars, and all number of cartridges for vape-pen users.
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We use my suitcase and lots of bubble wrap to keep the centerpiece jars from clanking around in the "boot" (the trunk).
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It involves more than just storing food in trendy mason jars, buying fresh produce at farmers' markets, and making products from scratch.
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Pack up jars of jam — elephant heart plum and raspberries steeped in rose hips and rose petals — to ship to Santa Barbara.
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Yumi is a startup founded by two women in LA that does a subscription service of plastic jars of purees and blends.
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Jars filled with corn kernels show peoples support for various presidential candidates at the Iowa State Fair in Des Moines, Aug. 29.
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Her mother, Vera Newman, cuts the filets into small sections and arranges them snugly into jars with a single teaspoon of salt.
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With the help of his very patient sister, the two slapped on three jars' worth of hot wax to his lower leg.
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The Le Parfair jars come highly recommended for all of your food storage needs by Bea Johnson, author of Zero Waste Home.
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I end up getting some truly random items: socks, pads, glow-in-the-dark nail polish, mason jars, pickles, and a notebook.
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From candy-corn jars to tiny spider lights, these spooky and adorable accents will have your guests ooh-ing and ahh-ing.
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In lieu of a traditional wedding cake, a dessert table with candy jars, cake pops, cupcakes and macaroons was available for noshing.
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Instead of a paintbrush, Troilo dips his hands into jars of black and white paint and then applies them to his canvases.
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It's not how the peanut butter and jelly is labeled that matters — it's what on the inside of the jars that counts.
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Look at #zerowaste and #zerowasteliving on Instagram and you'll see mason jars filled with chocolate smoothies and rows of rose-gold straws.
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The store sold a selection of cookie jars and plates with the message "I have OCD… Obsessive Christmas Disorder" written across them.
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So get ready to carry your groceries home with ease and be the person all your friends ask for help opening jars.
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You rarely travel as a family; when you do, you pack loaves of bread and jars of sun butter in your suitcase.
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Back in February, my mom bought 72 jars of your peanut butter when it was on sale for 78 cents a jar.
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She would take each head of cabbage, dripping red with seasoning, and carefully fill up four glass jars reserved for her kimchi.
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These tailored kits are filled with everything you need in tiny bottles and jars you'll actually use up by the holiday break.
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You can even customize the labels if you want to give the jars as gifts or party favors for a special event.
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Add this adaptor to your twee canning jars and keep wet and dry ingredients separate until you are ready to eat. 2.
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Located in France's Normandy region, the facility produces a third of all the Nutella jars sold globally, according to the company's website.
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Angelica Penta says she set up donation jars at her two area diners in March 2018 to help defray student lunch debts.
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Cuvier placed her genitalia and brains in jars and put her skeleton on display at France's Museu de L'homme (Museum of Man).
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One side of the narrow store is flanked with jars and there's a stepladder in the corner to reach the uppermost shelves.
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The jars being reached for are full to the brim with coffee beans and tea leaves from every corner of the globe.
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You scan your card, open the fridge and Foodles will automatically bills your account as there are RFID chips in all jars.
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You can go back and read descriptions of old beds with jars around the legs that contained paraffin to ward off bedbugs.
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It's a typical cruise bar—black walls, low lighting, deep house playing in the background, and jars of condoms on the bar.
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He jams the shredded cabbage and radishes into mason jars with such force that I briefly worry that the glass will crack.
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One video showed some of them carrying jars of preserved specimens outside, as firefighters raced back in to save what they could.
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If you're having a casual barn wedding, for example, you might cut wildflowers and insert them in Mason jars on the tables.
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By 2008, pesto was everywhere— sold pre-made in jars, smeared on sandwiches, used as a pizza sauce, and tossed with pasta.
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But Dick and Sue put two sons through college on jars of peanut butter and fill-ups at the single gas pump.
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Drinks have been delivered in a wide variety of impromptu vessels, from Ball jars to coffee cups to capped glass soda bottles.
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I have used plastic tubs for years but as they break and wear out I have been replacing them with canning jars.
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They developed transparent collection jars two feet long that fit into chambers, small and simple enough for divers to carry and manipulate.
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How could men, who have evolved the innate biological ability to reach the top shelf and open jars, be weaker than women?
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DIY hot sauce kit This kit includes four mini skull mason jars, two funnels, a recipe book, a glove, seasoning, and spices.
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Each praises the other's warmth as a parent, plus a variety of respective quirks—Charlie's tidiness, or Nicole's knack for opening jars.
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What would be the point of sharing recipes if she didn't explain how to sterilize glass jars, and grind masalas at home?
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On the dining table, just behind her, she had more than a dozen jars of spices set up for a cooking class.
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On a Saturday night at Herbarium, fragrance jars and paper test strips lined the bar, allowing customers to sample each drink's perfume.
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BP says they also found 4 mason jars, a can sealing machine, an electronic scale, and $229,27 in cash in Bray's jeans.
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Branfman, who spoke Laotian, decided to collect and record their testimony into a book, published as Voices From the Plain of Jars.
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This recipe comes straight from our test kitchen, and packs a lot more flavor than the stuff that comes in plastic jars.
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When he has those jars he shows buyers that are supposed to represent how much skin and fluids get into a mattress.
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This would be my first ever festive work do, so I decided to make the most of it and have a few jars.
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We're obsessed with Alison Roman's cookbook Dining In, and we've been keeping jars of both her sweet granola and savory granola on hand.
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"I transfer cereal, dried beans, rice and spices from their original packing into glass jars with stainless steel lids with labels," Kourtney says.
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Khloé — who also has a hyper-organized pantry — also offered her opinion on Kourtney's glass jars, which are individually marked with white labels.
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I had been following Calloway since 230, back when her claim to fame was not Mason jars and salad, but a book deal.
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Among the artifacts found were a gilded silver mummy mask, fragments of mummy cartonnages, canopic cylindrical jars and marl clay and faience cups.
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The plan: a huge, sprawling stand of cakes (carrot, almond ricotta), lemon bars, tapioca pudding in Sqirl jars and a plethora of cookies.
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Convenience: A weekly delivery by messenger is very easy, and it comes with a return shipping label to send back the glass jars.
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Maybe it's my little hands, or possibly my complete lack of forearm strength, but I have struggled with opening jars all my life.
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Hardly any time lost and, plus, now breakfast will pair perfectly with the jars we've already been obsessively making for snacks and lunch.
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Customers can load up their own jars, containers, and drawstring bags, or pick up cleaned and sanitized ones that are available for sale.
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Verallia, Saint-Gobain's former glass bottle business, makes bottles and jars for Pernod Ricard, champagne house Dom Perignon and chocolate spread maker Nutella.
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Aethaer doesn't seem to be trying to actually replace the air people breath, which is an interesting proposition for selling air in jars.
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A subsequent Ikea catalog featured an array of glass jars featuring bulk dried foods, along the lines of Johnson's own Instagram-worthy pantry.
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It's time to say goodbye to random lids and cluttered cabinets and hello to sleek bento boxes, colorful bowls and elegant salad jars.
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Talenti and N.Y.C.-based company Jars by Dani have teamed up to create the dessert mash-up of your dreams: Talenti by Dani.
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These gloves wake up the mad scientist in all of us, and look ideal for whipping up potions and mysterious jars of slime.
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Using mouth-watering toppings and snazzy mason jars instead of bowls, Quaker transformed the speakeasy into the perfect place to start your day.
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Nearby there is a startling inclusion, a shelf filled with hand-labeled jars of pigments from Hafif's studio ("Studio Pigments and Shelf," n.d.).
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In a lesser talked about land of Trader Joe's lies a section of shelves stacked with small jars; let's call it Spice Land.
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If a social media star is paid to say something that jars with their personality, it won't come across in an authentic way.
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Behind us is a rack filled with jars of MacLarty's various spice blends; he has a different blend for almost every menu item.
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It made 16 billion glass bottles and jars last year and is the main supplier of bottles for France's champagne and cognac industries.
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We'll miss eating entire jars of you over the course of a single weekend, then feeling terrible for a full 24 hours afterward.
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You can buy jars of so-called hot honey (usually honey mixed with cayenne, with a little vinegar for tang) at large supermarkets.
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Two resin samples, one ivory sample and the inscriptions on the ceramic boxes and jars from the wreck were included in the analysis.
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It meant jars of overcooked carrots in the nineteen-fifties, in the heyday of industrial food, and homemade purées in the nineteen-seventies.
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Babies raised on the pressure-cooked bananas in jars, one study found, were no more likely than others to enjoy the fresh fruit.
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Pagan Kennedy In 413, Margaret Crane was a 241-year-old product designer at Organon Pharmaceuticals, sketching face-cream bottles and ointment jars.
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And now, to round out the summer, the grocer-slash-retailer has stocked its shelves with jars of fruity vodka cocktail ice pops.
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All she has to do is plant the seeds, add water, place the jars in a sunny spot, and let the herbs grow.
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Tiger cubs also are sold in large jars of wine, either on their own or with bear paws, snakes and scorpions, she said.
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The Dhammakaya Temple's brasher approach to winning adherents jars on conservatives, who say it exploits its followers and uses religion to make money.
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Verallia, Saint-Gobain's former glass bottle unit, makes bottles and jars for Pernod Ricard, champagne house Dom Perignon and chocolate spreads maker Nutella.
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Even if that means his freezer is stocked with sample brownie bits and his pantry is loaded with 24 jars of peanut butter.
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Meesh sheepishly — well, actually not so sheepishly — confesses that she charged all those jars of face cream herself, then sold them on eBay.
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When I ask for something with Campari, he ignores the bottle by the shelf and instead proceeds to pull out 16 different jars.
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We jarheads were assigned to our jars, while those smart air drones, land drones, and sea drones, they just kept watching and learning.
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I lose interest on the back nine though and usually end up in the clubhouse drinking jars and yarning with the old timers.
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This being Aman, the sculptural matte-black faux-bois jars and bottles, designed by the Japanese architect Kengo Kuma, were hardly an afterthought.
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In Britain's celebrity pregnancy economy, Meghan Markle's unborn child is inspiring wagers, luxury cookie tins and diamond-encrusted jars of diaper rash cream.
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CT scans of rare baby specimens preserved in jars pinpoint exactly when their development left the marsupial inheritance to shift toward the canine.
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Her play feels saturated with words, so many that (in a precious symbolic gesture) Fiona has taken to capturing them in glass jars.
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Some use pineapple cookie jars and boxes to store I.V.F. medications, and ease the pain of daily injections with pineapple-shaped ice packs.
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However, not all the new stickers are branded — some are just happy tacos or burritos, jars filled with pennies and other generic images.
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In fact, I don't think I realized alfredo could be made from scratch, that it didn't spontaneously manifest in jars in the supermarket.
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LOLI, a zero-waste clean beauty brand, bottles its formulas in food-grade glass yogurt jars, which can be reused in the kitchen.
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Inside was not the usual candy and soda, but tall jars packed with salad greens, Thai noodle and falafel bowls, and yogurt parfaits.
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" In "The Starless Sea," Morgenstern conjures an underground world where stories are "written in books and sealed in jars and painted on walls.
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When mayonnaise jars broke or one-pound bags of flour cracked open, it was Ms. Muscatello who was asked to do the cleanup.
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The bust involved seizing 57 Mason jars filled with liquid thought to be THC, or contain it, and thousands of empty vaping cartridges.
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Belle Delphine, the gamer girl best known for selling jars of her own "bathwater," says she was arrested after spray-painting someone's car.
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That sense of uncertainty was cloaked in more mystery when he incorporated materials like sheets of glass, fabrics and glass jars on set.
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Jordi wandered over to a guy in a Carhartt jacket who was selling jars of honey out of the back of his van.
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Doubly imprisoned in the glass jars and the walls of the gallery, the deracinated plants are presented as survivors of a struggling culture.
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Cakes If you're looking for an alternative to chocolate, California-based Dreamy Creations has a range of vegan cupcake jars for nationwide delivery.
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In the main space, you'll find midcentury furniture and bric-a-brac — namely, Victorian cloche jars, African feathered headdresses and '60s-inspired ceramics.
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"It's like they abolished slavery but they kept Black people in the kitchen as mammy jars," Saar told the LA Times in 2016.
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Like blackface, racist objects such as mammy jars perpetuate deep-rooted stereotypes about African-Americans by portraying them as docile, dumb and animated.
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Plus, you get 24 jars for less than $28, bringing the price of each jar to just over $1 — that's a serious steal.
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However, next time I'm feeling particularly dessert lazy, I'm going to dip a spoon into one of these jars and call it a day.
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There, the royal couple talked with grieving families while participating in a sweet crafting activity, creating memory jars in tribute to those who died.
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I had these jars with marbles in them, and every time I lost a pound I would move a marble to the other jar.
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Divers found a bronze lamp depicting the ancient Roman sun god Sol, a statue of the moon goddess Luna, fragments of jars, and more.
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Smushed Organics is a Brooklyn-based startup that offers a weekly subscription of freshly made baby food delivered to you in recyclable glass jars.
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" As 7-Eleven clarifies, "That includes cookie jars, ladles, punchbowls and other containers that are thirsting to be filled with their favorite Slurpee flavor….
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It is unfussy in a country whose metropolitan food culture increasingly involves infantile gimmicks: dishes served on bricks, in jam-jars and the like.
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Last December, Dyson opened a showroom on Fifth Avenue where shoppers can test the brand's famous vacuum cleaners by dumping out jars of dirt.
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"I could remember her coming home and telling me she would empty out jars of urine that were on the back porch," she said.
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From reusable water bottles, to cloth bags, and jars there are loads of items you can give someone hoping to limit their waster production.
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The company has now sold a total of 278 jars, mostly in China with several orders coming from the U.S. and Europe as well.
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They shouted "bears are not for you old man" and threw jars of marmalade at him that the theater had been giving out pic.twitter.
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With that in mind, check out the jars, tubes, and bottles we actually squeezed, scooped, and scraped to completion over the last few months.
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This requires them to be mixed with a yeast-filled agent and then heaped in mounds, packed in buried jars or sometimes sealed pits.
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Divide the okra, dill, garlic, and lemon zest between two 300 ml (10 fl oz) jars and pour the pickling liquid evenly between each.
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Aleida sneaks the drugs in the bottom of Hopper's Nutri Health jars; when he throws the used canisters out, Daya picks up the drugs.
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Each shelf is groaning behind him under the weight of jars filled with different coloured powders and kernels, labelled in both Arabic and English.
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I've tried pot immersion (tea style) methods, big immersion buckets, slow drip makers, French presses, mason jars, and even a couple of automated brewers.
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Even if they come from this planet, octopuses are smart, confident cephalopods that can open jars, escape fishing boats, and change color at will.
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They said that instead, they are relying on groundwater withdrawn by submersible electric pumps, common in Delhi, or are buying packaged drinking-water jars.
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The jars claimed that she was actually "Enriquetta Nunez," and her Mexican family was seeking donations to bring her remains back to the States.
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The spot also offers boba served in repurposed lightbulbs, which some have called the new mason jars and perhaps trendiest of all, rainbow bagels.
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The minibar was stocked with salted caramel cookies, goji-berry juice, crème de cassis nips and jars of mustard sweetened with Chablis and morels.
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Grinding your own carrots is a drag, even with a Baby Bullet blender, and your child may like the stuff in jars better anyway.
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They've been collecting samples in jars and using bottled or spring water, even though the local and state government assured them it was safe.
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If you cook a lot and have a ton of spice jars, the AllSpice Wooden Spice Rack will keep all of them sorted perfectly.
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In the snacks section, I was not so magnetic but, really, what was the store thinking, stacking so many jars of peanuts that high?
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In 2002, the last remains of children whose brains had been preserved in glass jars in the basement were buried in the Vienna cemetery.
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Most can openers also function as bottle cap openers, and there are a few models that do even more than that, including opening jars.
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Every city had its own conferences replete with mason jars of wheatgrass smoothie and cuddle rooms where co-founders could emotion-hack their feelings.
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Stuffed fowl and animal heads on the walls and ceiling observe the action, which is illuminated by what look like candles in Mason jars.
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"I don't care if it looks Thai," Kambhu says, revealing containers of dressing base, shaved radishes and glass noodles, and her prized pickling jars.
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Travelling beekeepers line every highway, selling many types of honey, pollen, jars of dried bees, and propolis dissolved in vodka for use as medicine.
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Minnie Driver's wreaking havoc on her neighbor by chucking baby food jars filled with black paint against his walls ... according to a new lawsuit.
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If you're like Gater, you can never have too many label-makers for organizing everything, from jars of dry kitchen ingredients to bathroom toiletries.
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It is actually about 2500 million fish, all dead and preserved in jars, except for the big ones, which are carefully preserved in tanks.
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Given India's lower income levels, the store features hundreds of products — from dolls to spice jars — priced at less than 100 rupees, or $1.45.
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In Professor Fankhauser's lab were many large jars—glass, heavy, maybe fourteen inches high and about that in diameter—containing marine specimens. Starfish. Octopuses.
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For the Lapis and Amethyst participants, this meant glass jars filled with something that looked like moss, or artfully composed salads in compostable bowls.
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All of Homesick&aposs candles are hand-poured in the US and burn for 60-80 hours inside the brand&aposs signature minimal jars.
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Executives like its co-founders, Evan Spiegel, 26, and Robert Murphy, may not really think that, but it still jars that they say so.
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There's some familiar stuff mentioned: glass jars, tin cans, aluminum foil, metal lids, newspapers, printer paper, cardboard, milk cartons and plastic bottles and jugs.
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Mike not only reduced the number of uninsured by 40%, but also passed out free jars of Vicks VapoRub to people on the subway.
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It introduced jars of Pan di Stelle Crema, a spread made from "100 percent Italian hazelnuts and 'dreamlike' chocolate," the company's news release said.
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"It's nice to have a guy around/For lifting heavy things and opening jars," she sings, damning with faint praise, and barely even that.
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Executives like 20-something co-founders Evan Spiegel and Robert Murphy may not really think that, but it still jars that they say so.
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"We're going to name thousands of people who were the victims of lynchings," Stevenson told the group before they received their trowels and jars.
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Vegan Divas is a full-on vegan bakery that offers a range of doughnuts, cupcakes, mini-cupcakes, cake jars, macaroons and even wedding cakes!
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Nowadays, mason jars have such a wide variety of uses that it's no surprise it can be used as a vessel for a gift.
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The Chanel-inspired packaging of its skincare products is perfect, nothing more than glass jars and black sans serif type on rectangular white labels.
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The sale's top lot, a massive pair of Mexican market Verte-Imari jars and covers from the Kangxi Period (1662–1722), sold for $106,250.
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The error was probably on me: There were a number of jars of silicone on the table, and we probably mixed the wrong one.
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The interior decor is a sort of Buddhist-goth, with peaceful altars and sticks of incense interspersed with skulls and pig fetuses floating in jars.
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The presidential campaign was on everyone's mind; attendees voted in a straw poll by dropping corn kernels in Mason jars with photos of the candidates.
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The reality star has also documented it on her site so that fans can model their cookie jars and glove boxes in her signature style.
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It's a truly nightmarish scenario, bringing to mind (no pun intended) visions of vats in jars, and brains with no connections to the outside world.
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I also put out all the empty jam jars that have accumulated in the last two years for the guests to use as drinking glasses.
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Other items stolen include a gun, jewelry, two jars full of change, and a box of coins Ocampo's grandmother had collected from around the world.
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Wasn't everyone out there watching cooking shows then turning off the TV, getting out their mason jars, and whipping up Alton Brown's watermelon rind pickles?
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Ukrainian troops cook their own meals from potatoes, carrots and onions, delivered in crates, and from handmade preserves kept in glass jars on wooden shelves.
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Then, transfer the rinds and the liquid to clean jars and cool to room temperature before covering with a lid and placing in the refrigerator.
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The menu, printed in teeny-tiny black letters on brown paper, is divided into bar snacks, "glass jars," butcher's platters and plates small and large.
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For Jars of Chutney, she did a live performance of Drawing on a (Grand) Mother's Experience (2015), a food-based meditation on motherhood and aging.
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For the fifth time in a row, he shook 2000 jars one by one, each of them filled with crystallized DMT, water, and petroleum ether.
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Above it, stacks of small boxes and tins and jars tower toward the ceiling, where bota bags and a dozen jamón legs protrude like stalactites.
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Related: These Ain't Your Grandma's Porcelain Dog Statues Painter Constructs Human Faces From Natural Elements in His Surreal Landscapes Photographer Collects Scandinavian Landscapes in Jars
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From crunchy toppings to creamy dressing add-ins, a little sprinkle or drizzle of extra flavor from special jars and bags goes a long way.
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"If you have pickle jars and the lid smells, put them out in the sun smelly-side up, and that removes the smell," she says.
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They even cross-checked their findings with climate models, which suggested that climatic conditions at the time the jars were made were ideal for viticulture.
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If you shred, salt and pack those same cabbages in jars they will last more or less indefinitely, and, in the process, become much tastier.
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Selling anywhere from 600 to 1,200 jars per year, Bright is taking in about $3,600 to $7,200 annually, which isn't bad for a side business.
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The reality star uses all shapes and sizes to store snacks, nuts, cereal, and more (she's especially fond of their POP jars and cereal dispensers).
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We walk home, I clean his bottles and food jars, and then I make avocado toast for me and give him sweet potatoes for dinner.
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But for the jars that made it to nationwide distribution, the company says, it has contacted retailers to make sure they are removed from shelves.
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Thousands of the megaliths have been found in the Plain of Jars, an area concentrated along the central plain of Xiangkhoang Plateau in northern Laos.
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After carefully packing the filled canning jars into a large cooler, Shade returned to East Lansing and began to study the dirt in her lab.
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The child was buried with several gifts and goods including beer jars, plates, bowls, wine vessles, bracelets and an amulet representing happiness and good luck.
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When Irish writer Seamas O'Reilly noticed that London department store Selfridges were offering personalised Nutella jars, he knew it was an avenue that needed exploring.
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I ordered the vegetarian quesadilla and glanced behind the bar, where, as legend has it, the gang kept jars of severed fingers of its victims.
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In 1978, the brain made headlines when it was revealed preserved parts of it were being kept in mason jars enclosed in a cider box.
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For one thing, the click-up pen packaging is rare for the category; most tints come as liquids in jars with a little paint brush.
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The service delivers local products ranging from vegetables to pasta to bread via bike courier in re-usable glass jars or cloth bags, Lim said.
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To take this concept a step further, I challenge parents to put three jars in their kids' rooms and label them save, donate and spend.
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Opening jars seems to be one of the most frustrating tasks for people with arthritis, as well as those with age-related loss of strength.
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Her specially made wide-mouth containers are more convenient than the usual Mason jars that some restaurants use to serve pâtés, desserts or even cocktails.
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"It's a combination of putting small things in boxes and knowing where jars of dirt came from," as she put it once in an interview.
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The team analyzed 18 shards from pottery jars uncovered in recent years from multiple sites across Georgia, as well as samples from a 1960 excavation.
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One way to encourage this is the 4-Bank System, where money kids receive is split between four "bank" jars: spending, saving, giving, and investing.
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In moments like these, I find myself wishing I had never left my house, where there are unfinished books and jars of crunchy peanut butter.
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Art supplies and files are against the window wall, and I use the cart to hold my palette and open paint jars while I work.
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With a checkerboard floor and flapping Union Jacks, it's an Anglicized Aladdin's cave, crammed with jars, bottles, boxes, bars and vegetarian haggis in a can.
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I. The release's artwork (pictured above), along with its title suggest an air of volatility and lawlessness which jars on this cosmically-styled techno track.
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They are brilliant at camouflage despite being colorblind, have a talent for opening jars and shape-shifting, and can communicate in their own Morse code.
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An efficient supply chain won't have lots of extra — if people consistently buy 100 jars of peanut butter a week, then that's what they'll make.
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We also looked at the economy around the child, who is already inspiring wagers, luxury cookie tins and diamond-encrusted jars of diaper rash cream.
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The jars tell the story, in a nutshell, of "Islamic Art and Florence from the Medici to the 253th Century," an exhibition running through Sept.
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The restaurant is not to be confused with the nearby farm of the same name, which sells jars of capers packed in sea salt. lanicchia.
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Above, shelves run under the ceiling, stocked with Sri Lankan snacks like Munchee Hawaiian cookies and cheese buttons, Marmite, Nestomalt and jars of melon candy.
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To see these stereotypical images, in cookie jars, or in books, it's this undeniable proof that it was very much a part of contemporary culture.
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If you're already sick of the Mason jars filled with flowers and overzealous DJs, you might want to check out how the ultrarich get married.
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"I got rid of all my plastic, so it&aposs all glass jars," Kardashian West explained, adding, "even all my sprinkles for my frozen yogurt."
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At the Cushing Center, for example, there are 450 tumor-afflicted human brains and tumors in jars of formaldehyde that sit, gently illuminated, on shelves.
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"There's some spoons and some jars for a main rhythmic sample, there's a lot of birds, there's a woodpecker," she explained in a recent interview.
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What from a distance appears to be jars of colorful spices is actually a display of soil from the sites of more than 4,000 lynchings.
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In the bright open kitchen at Lost Creek Farm, jars of seeds line one wall, each labeled in capital letters, a tapestry of state lineage.
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To the north, a single llama was found buried with a pair of ceramic jars and wooden paddles, all associated with the Chimú funerary process.
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There are platters of Scottish smoked salmon, sausage, bacon, eggs, waffles, pancakes, croissants and cheese beside jars of homemade jams and a honeycomb hive tray.
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Hackman goes into the kitchen and sees all these Mason jars with labels — "entertainment" and "books" and "rent" — and they all have money in them.
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Glass or metal jars can be used to store grains, nuts, flour and other foods, as well as laundry detergent, dish soap and body creams.
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Everyone enjoys a good Pinterest fail: adorably-shaped animal cakes that look rabid, DIY furniture that would be better off in flames, broken mason jars everywhere.
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We're all for 'em, but sifting through the many little jars holding essences of rosehip, safflower seed, jojoba, lavender, argan, coconut, and more can be confusing.
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Jars of pasta sauce, tins of beans, packets of chocolate biscuits, blocks of cheese, a whole fridge full of meat, pet food, toiletries, even make up.
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You can make your yogurt parfaits to eat in the morning ahead of time and store in mason jars for an easy breakfast on the go.
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And on Instagram, a shopper at a Publix in Florida, posted a picture of two jars of the edible treat and wrote how excited he was.
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When it comes to the homemade tipping jars at your favorite shop, it is totally up to you on whether you want to tip or not.
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